These Irish phrases will come in handy when it's St. Patrick's Day!

Learning Irish? You can practice with this YouTuber who learned a few Irish phrases ahead of St. Patrick's Day.

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Travel and adventure vlogger Miranda the Adventurer teamed up with Catríona from the Gaelic League in Los Angeles to learn some basic Irish language phrases that are essential for March 17, including “Would you like a Guinness?”

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How to speak Irish on St Patrick’s Day:  

How to speak Irish on Saint Patrick's Day

Want to order your pint of Guinness in Irish on Saint Patrick's Day? This fantastic video from MirandaTheAdventurer and An Croí Ait takes you through the basics of the Irish language just in time for the celebrations. You can read up more on the language here: http://bit.ly/2FYc2Ho

Posted by IrishCentral.com on Dé hAoine, 16 Márta 2018

You can find more great videos from Miranda the Adventurer on her Facebook page or YouTube account.

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This August, we're celebrating Gaeilge (the Irish language) and Irish music with a series highlighting those around the world speaking and learning Irish and playing Irish music. Throughout the month, we'll look at ways you can learn the language wherever in the world you are, discover what is your very favorite Irish song and even travel to some of the best Irish music festivals in the world to bring you to the heart of the action. 

You can find all this and more in our music section here or in our Irish language section here. You can also follow throughout the month by using the hashtags #ICMusic, #ICGaeilge or by following us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn.

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Are you learning Irish? Let us know what your favorite phrase is in the comments section, below!

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